The Poetry of William Wordsworth and An Imaginary Life by David Malouf

Activity animal Answers appreciation beauty become beginning birds body brings calm Child childhood close comes communicate communion complete context contrast cottage death describe dream earth effects emphasise English environment example exile experiences explore fear feeling final fits of passion forms give haunting human idea imagery images Imaginary imagined important interaction interaction with nature interpret Italy kind landscape language live look Malouf mature meaning mind moon moving natural world Note novel opening Ovid Ovid's person physical poem poet poetry Prelude present protection questions quiet reactions reading realises Reaper reference reflect relate relationship response rhythms river role Roman Ryzak scene seems sense singing Solitary song sound speaker spiritual Strange fits suggests texts theme things thoughts Tintern Abbey tone tour understanding villagers wants wild winter Wordsworth writing young youth